Tamango (1958) and Dorothy Dandridge's Last Years

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Tamango (1958) and Dorothy Dandridge's Last Years

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Dorothy Dandridge Tragically Dies at Age 42, and Endures More in Her Last Six Years of Life Than Anyone Ever Should, But the Amazing Strides She Made with Her Career Onscreen Are Still Felt and Appreciated Today. Join Shannon for Her Farewell to This Month's Star, Dorothy Dandridge.

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